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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-17
The Delay Explained.

Employer Ito erk)-Youv'e been
gone long time to lunch, James.
What did you have. fish?
Clerk-No, sir; ham and beans.
Employer-Does it take you three
quarters of an hour to eat 4 plate Of
ham and beans?
Clerk-No, sir; but the waiter was
whistlin' white Wings and didn't
like to interrupt him.-New York Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-17

DANIEL b. Lucas, whom Governor
Wilson has appointed to be senator for
for West Virginia, is related by marri-
age to the Hon. J. Randolph Tucker.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-17

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PHYSICIANS.

Diseases Of Women and Children Specially
Once and residence one door north Of Cit
Bakery. Open at all hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
THE METHODIsTs, MEETING.
Applications for Schools The
Nenr,s Receipts.

PACIFIC GROVE, September s.
About one-third of the Lay Electora
Conference was composed of ladies'
w. S. Urmy and E. r. Ollie have
been elected ministerial delegates tc
the general conference.
ANXIOUS FOR SCHOOLS.
Kirkwood, in Tehama county, Their
malito Colony, in Butte county, the
citizens of Gridley, in Butte county,
and one other place have asked the
conference to establish schools among
them, each offering a liberal donation
of land and money.
Los ANGELES INTERESTED.
The proposition concerning the
Thermalito colony comes from MIR.
Ralph Rogers of Los Angeles.
INCREASED INCOME.
The years missionary collections
amount to $500, an increase over last
year of 1880. The University of the
Pacific is to have chair of Christian
Ethics, endowed by Rev. A. G. Haz-
zard. He gives $40, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
PACIFIC COAST.
Exciting Shooting ARRAY
at Woodland.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC'S CASE.
Governor Bartlett Passes a Bad
Day-Assemblage of Arizona
StOckmen.
I Associat Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
WOODLAND, September 3.-A shoot
ing affair took place on the street this
evening which came near proving
fatal to under Sheriff Bruce Pender-
CAST b. Harnish, one of the propri-
etors of the Sacramento Valley Mills
in this city, had been having difficulty
recently with his creditors, and has
felt aggrieved over certain legal de-
cision rendered by Justice Of the Peace
Ruggles.
MEETING OF THE CoMBATANTs.
When Harnish and Ruggles met, a
dispute arose, and Judge Ruggles de-
Tended himself by striking Harnish
with a cane. As the latter attempted
to draw pistol they grappled and
fell, Ruggles on top. AT this moment
Pendergast attempted to part them
and Harnish fired, the ball passed
through two thicknesses of the Judges
coat sleeve and struck Pendegast di-
rectly over the heart, passing through
his coat, vest and shirt bosom, and
glancing from rib and causing
a severe bruise.
THE ESCAPE MIRACULOUS.
1t did not penetrate the body. AL
together the escape was a fortunate
one. Officer Powers arrested Harnish
and conveyed him to the city prison.
LYNCHING THREATENED.
The pistol shot attracted large
crowd and when it was intimated that
Pendergast was shot intense excite
ment prevailed and many threats were
indulged in by the crowd, nor could
they be fully quieted until the sup
posed injured man was brought out of
Elston's drug store and declared him
self that his injuries were slight.
WHY HARNIsH FIRE..
But short time before tho shoot
ing Harnish told Officer Pow ers that
Ruggles had called him a liar and that
he intended to fix him and knock him
sixteen feet and other similar express
sions and asked the officer if he was
watching him. When Harnish was
taken to Jail he expressed himself as
much abused man and said that the
shooting was an act of self defense.
He MEANT IT FOR RUGGLEs.
After being locked up Harnish was
told that he had shot the Deputy Sheriff
and expressed great surprise and re-
gret for the act but did not attempt to
deny that he intended to shoot Rug
giles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
A DISPUTED DOCUMENT.
Legal Quarrel Over a Ranch''
Lease.

SAN Francisco, September 3.-Heil-
bron, Poly & Co. have sued Charlotte
F. Clarke, guardian of the estates OF
jeremiah and Charlotte +. Clarke, to
compel conveyance. 1t is alleged
that the plaintiffs in April 1887 entered
into an agreement with jeremiah
Clarke to rent from him the Laguna
de Tache rancho of $4,000 acres and
other lands contiguous in the counties
of Fresno and Tulare, embracing in
all 81, 160 acres, for the sum OF $1,000
per annum.
AN ADDITIONAL CLAIM.
1t is also alleged that the agreement
included a further set out that the
plaintiffs were to sell outlying lands
and to divide the profits. The death
Of Clarke prevented the agreement
from being carried out, and the de-
PENDANTS refuse to carry out the writ
ten agreement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
shipped to America.

LONDON, September 3.-There were
9l16,000 withdrawn from the Bank Of
England to-day for shipment to
America.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
STOCKTON,S SUMMARY.
The New Ship Canal - Another
HOtel-Ca1l Board Sales.


STOCKTON, September 3.-At a meet
ing of the Board of Trade tonight the
project of ship canal from Stockton
to Antioch was discussed, and ON the
request of the San Francisco syndi-
cate the original survey and estimates
were presented. 1t was stated that
local subscriptions for the canal would
be guaranteed up to 100000.
a 100000 HOTEL.
The board also appointed com.
mittee for subscriptions for the ere
ton of 1900. 900 hotel. Local capi.
talists guarantee $125,000, and the
Weber heirs subscribe 10000.
WHEAT TRANSFERS.
Call board sales here to-day: Buyer
season, 1.51la seller season, barley,
96c.; buyer season, barley, $1.02.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
The sales of farming and fruit lands
to-day amounted to over $35 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Political Squabbles in the
Mexican Capital.
CHOLERA RAGING IN CHILL.
Trouble Expected at TO-day's
Meeting of the National
League at Ennis.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HKR.rp

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
Cry OF MEXICO, September s.
The political fight between the Liberal
and Clerical parties is becoming ami
mated. The Maximilian incident is
serving as an additional provocation
to bitter attacks and counter attacks
in the press of tlfe capital and the in
terror. El Monitor Republicano has q.
leading article this morning devoted
to the alleged plot of the clergy
against republican institutions. It
says that there appears to be well
formed plan to destroy religious liber-
ties in Mexico, and adds: "It is
feared that the clergy contemplate re-
peating ON Mexican soil the horrible
atrocities Of Bartholomew's day in
France"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
The Ennis Meeting.

DUBLIN, September 3.-Nationalist
placards in reference to to-morrow's
meeting were posted in various parts
of Ennis to-day. The police promptly
tore them down. Messrs. Sullivan,
OBrien, Dillon and Cox, members of
Parliament, LETT Dublin to-day for
Ennis. Further military reinforce
ments will 60 to Ennis tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
Gladstone,s taenerositr.

LONDON, September 3.-Gladstone
has written reply to the Duke of Ar
gyle's recent attack. He says: "The
Duke of Argyle is an old friend,
whose attacks prefer bearing silent
ly. do not excuse tyranny, but wish
to have the National League dealt
with legally and not by the arbitrary
decision of the Viceroy or Chief Sec
retary for Ireland"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
NIontc yideo Minute..

MONTE VIDEo, September 3.-The
subscription list of the Banco Italian
has reached SIS, 900, 900.
DIR. Juan Carlos Blanco has been
appointed Minister to Spain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
GILLIAN CALAmITIEs.
Sharp Earthquak Ike Sh0cks-Rav
ages by Cholera.

ages by Cholera.
New YORK, September 3.-Advices
from Valparaiso, dated July %, say:
A severe earthquake shock was expe-
rienced here on Thursday at 4 A. NJ,
followed by another shock yesterday
and two to-day. The heavy shock Of
Thursday was felt from the Andes to
Talco and with considerable severity
in Santiago.
Cholera has been raging in Angof.
On July 30th there were thirty cases
in Mazarrato and Conception and
about fifty in private houses The
epidemic is now sweeping northWard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
American Army inspectors.

LONDON, September 3.-General Alb
SALON. Baird, U. S. A., and Colonel
Chas. Bronck, commandant of cadets
at West Point, went to Aldershot to-
day and inspected the military camp
there. They will proceed at once to
France, where they will witness the
maneuvres Of the French troops.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
Steady sales.

SANTA ANA, September 3.-The real
estate transactions in the past week
for the towns of Santa Ana and Orange
will aggregate 100000. d. Hewes
OF Tustin has been offered $500, 900 for
300 acres north of town.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
santa Rosa Propcrt,

SANTA Rosa, September 3.-Fiye
and one-half acres on the corner of
Fourth street and College avenue were
sold to the directors OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company for depot
purposes for q consideration of SIP 600.
The deed to the property was recorded
to-day,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
horticultural Report Ready.

SAN Francisco, September 3.-Sec-
retary B. M. Lelong, OF the State
Board of Horticulture, has announced
that the biennial report OF the depart
ment for the years 1885 and 1886 will
be ready for distribution on Monday,
and that copies will be sent to fruit
growers all over the State, and to the
Boards OF Trade in all counties.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
vienncse Troops Rcvicwed,

VIENNA, September 3.-The army
maneuvres at Kenitz have been con-
cluded. Emperor Francis Joseph re-
viewed the troops. The Emperor will
leave K9nitz for Vienna tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
Not the Sardinia Fever.

Tucson, Ariz., September 3.-A dis
ease which appeared a short time ago
at Guaymas, and which was given the
name Of Sardinia fever, is pronounced
by DIR. Underwood, OF Nogales, as
breakbone fever. The story that the
disease had appeared in an epidemic
form has been officially contradicted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
WALLA.WALLA
Traders Hurt ny tina Dresbac1l
Wheat Deal-CrOp Prospects.

PORTLAND, September 3.-A Walla-
Walla special to the Oregonioa says
."The effect of the late wheat deal on
local wheat buyers of San Francisco
has to some extent embarrassed two
prominent firms here, Schwabacher
Bros. and VIM. Jones, the latter of
which has felt the failure of Dresbach
& 2osenielt the heaviest,
a BAD INVESTMENT.
During the time wheat sold for
future delivery at about go cents
per bushel, the above parties bought
over 1000 tons at that figure, for future
delivery. But the majority of the
farmers were willing to accept forty or
fifty cents per bushel and retain their
wheat, on which basis the bulk of the
sales will be settled. 1t is probable
that no failures will occur.
HARVEST HOPES.
The rain of the past few days will
do much injury to grain not cut or in
stack awaiting the thresher. Esti-
mates show that about one-third of
the crop has not yet been harvested,
much of the uncut grain having been
lodged by wind and rain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
POWDERLY,S PROGRANlM
His Reasons fer Visiting Europe
Home Rule Agitation.

New York, September 3.-The
Worlds Scranton, Penn, correspond
ent has had an interview with I. ".
Powderly in which he says that it is
true that he intends to go to Ireland
to engage in the agitation for Home
Rule. He will go as soon as possible
after the ninth annual meeting of the
Knights of Labor in Chicago. He has
been urged by prominent Irish leaders
to enter in the campaign.
KNIGHTLY WISHES.
The Knights Of Labor he says recog-
nize that injury to one is the concern
OF all and wish to see justice prevail
the world over. Englishmen in the
order have urged him to make a trip.
He will also visit England where he
has many friends and ascertain the
condition of British trades.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
shehan strongly Suspected.

TUCSON, September 3.-Larry She
han, charged with the recent train
robbery, was examined before Com
missioner Hughes to-day. The evil
dence is believed to be sufficiently
strong to hold him over for the Grand
Jury. A decision will be given on
Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
Central American News.

New York, September 3.-Advices
from Panama dated August 25th say
that through a meeting between the
Presidents of the States of Nicaragua
and Costa Rica the trouble about the
disputed boundary has been adjusted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
COUNSELLOR COHEN.
aac HAS Completed the Case for
the Central Pacific.

the Central Pacific.
SAN Francisco, September "a.
A. Cohen has completed the taking Of
depositions OF the Central Pacific Off
ciaIs and will forward them to the Pa
cific Railway Commission at New
York in few days.
IMPORTANT PAPERS MISSING.
In the examination Of some OF the
officials Cohen desired to make ex-
tracts from certain papers of the road,
but the papers could not be found, for
the reason that they had been pro-
duced before the Commissioners, and
the officials said they had not been
returned.
COHEN WILL GO EAST.
Cohen will go to New York to pre-
sent an argument before the Commits
sion on behalf of the road on Septem-
ber goth. Creed Raymond will not
accompany him, but will probably
send written argument.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
A Cargo of Sealskins.

VICTORIA, B. c., September B.
The sealing schooner Pathfinder ar
rived this afternoon from Behring
Seas, having on board 2377 skins. Dur
ing the time she was in the sea she
only spoke one vessel and never saw
the cutter. The total catch is 2814.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
NAPA NOTES.
Cash Guaranteed for the New
Railroads Construction.


NAPA, September 3.-At a final
meeting of citizens held last evening,
$4,000 additional was pledged toward
the $4,000 asked OF Napa county as
it's share toward the construction of
the San Francisco, Clear Lake and
Humboldt Railway.
ALL SATISFACTORILY ARRANGED.
This leaves a deficiency of but
$4,000, and work on the railroad will
proceed at once. The members OF
the subscription committee have made
themselves personally responsible for
the remainder if the citizens of the
county do not respond. The officials
of the road say that work will COM
meuce at once
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
German Financc.,

BERLIN, September 3.-The state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows a decrease in specie of
1920 900 marks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
BOLIVIA,S BUDGET.
Indians I'm RevOlt-A Peruvian
Official Killed.

New York, September 3.-Late ad-
vices say that the Bolivian Govern
ment has sent a new project to Beni
to endeavor to suppress the Indians
who are in open revolt. Three more
tribes have joined the movement, and
many whites have succumbed. If the
Government does not act promptly, all
the settlement of Benz will be de-
stroyed. The Governor of Anacho,
Peru. was recently shot and killed by
an Encadorian whom he had insulted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
PHENIX PENCILI,INGS.
Land to be Reclaimed-Plenty of
Grapes Promised.

PHOENIX, September 3.--Two corpo-
rations founded to take water from the
Gila, near Gila Bend, will reclaim
10O, 900 acres of land. The one from
Salt river will reclaim 100000 acres.
DIsTILLERY DoNGs.
The Mesa City Distillery Company
has bought 1000 tons of grapes, which
will be turned into brandy. The
raisin and wine products of the. valley
will be very large.
BANKING ENTERPRISE.
The Hartford bank, with capital OF
800, 200 opened for business on the
first.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
want N wagon-Road.

SANTA Rosa, September 3.-The
project is under consideration for the
construction OF wagon road from this
city direct to the coast, costing several
thousand dollars. The object is to
avoid several miles of useless travel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
FOR FORGERY.
Arrest of II Prominent Australian
Wool Broker.


SAN Francisco, September 3.-John
H. Stairenghi, manager of large
firm of wool brokers in Victoria, Aus
tralia, was charged with forgeries
amounting to $4,000 on the Union
Bank OF Melbourne in Judge Murphy's
court to-day.
HE WAS CLOSELY sHADOwED.
Stairenghi has been in the city two
months, and under the watch of local
detectives. A constable armed with
the necessary papers arrived from
Australia on the Alameda to-day, and
preferred the charges. He will be
taken to Australia as soon as the ex-
tradition papers arrive from Wash
ington.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04

some individuals, the meeting heartily
endorsed the measure as, on the whole,
more wise and blst, particularly as a
like quarantine exists against most OF
the States of our own Government.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
CATTLEMEN,S CONVENTION.
Arizona Stockme Preparing for
the Fall ROund.up.

BENSON, Ariz., September 3.-The
general Stock Growers Association Of
Southern Arizona held meeting here
to-day for the purpose of arranging the
work of the fall roundup in the south
ern portion of the territory and trans
acting other important business con-
nected with stock interests. The
association is made up by conference
on joint action of all the local associa-
tions of the southern half of Arizona
and includes in it's membership all the
leading stockmen south of the Gila
river. More than 100000 cattle are
included in the holdings of its
members.
MEXICAN STOCK GUARANTEED.
Among the important matters un-
der discussion to-day was the late
quarantine declared by the Live Stock
Sanitary Commission of the Territory
against the Republic OF Mexico, where
no precautionary measures whatever
have been taken to guard against the
importation from Europe or the Eastern
States of the dreaded pleuro- pneumonia
and which is now believed to exist in
some portions of Mexico.
GENERALLY ENDORSED.
While the action of the Veterinary
Sanitary Board in the matter mus
necessarily. work Inconvenience tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
ENIPEROls WILLIAM.
He Is not Well Enough to AstemA
the Army Maneuvres.

BERLIN, September 3.--There is
much diverse speculation over the
meeting of Emperor William and the
Gar. The Empraor has abandoned
his intention to go to Konigsburg. 1t
was determined to-day by his physi-
clans that instead of venturing to at
tend the army manepuvres, it was
urgent that the Emperor should re-
turn to Babbsburg, and the Emperor
and Empress will, therefore, go there
on Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
Hurricane tu Chsls

ANDES, Chill, September "a furi-
GUS hurricane is reported to have been
blowing yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
MARE ISLAND.
An official Inspection-Ever
thing Satisfactory.

VALLEJO, September 3.-Chief
naval instructor d. Wilson inspected
the Mare Island navy yard to-day,
and visited the Ranger, Hartford and
Monadnock. He was favorably i'm
pressed with the yard and has under
consideration project of erecting a
plant for the building of steel cruis-
ers. Tomorrow he will be entertained
by the Vallejo Board of trade and
will be driven through the Napa Val
ley. On Thursday he starts for
Washington.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
Value of the Imports and Exports
at New York City.

New YORK, September 3.-The i'm
ports of specie at this port last week
amounted to $2,719, $40, almost entire
ly gold, of which 100000 came from
South America and $250,70O from
Europe.
EXPORTS.
The exports were $3.50, $40, of which
100000 was in gold consigned to
South American ports and 1851. 900 Of
silver. Oh this 1852, 100 went to
Europe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
NOT INFERIOR CITIES.

An effort was made to obtain the
privilege of connecting the interior
cities with the treaty points, but this
was objected to by the Director of the
Chinese telegraph, and was refused.
1t is understood, however, that-a prop
osition to unite the two companies has
been made, and received the sanction
of the Viceroy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-04
The Full Pennltx.

SAN FRANcIsco, September 3.-Foux
Ching, alias "Litttle Pete," convicted
OF jury fixing, was sentenced this af-
ternoon to five years at the Folsom
prison, the full penalty OF the law